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Heh, all this Mem timing makes me want to go home and see how much more performance I can squeeze from my trusty Corsair. I truly push my hardware to it's limits in the name of performance. Np Rob. My geekery is freely shared. :D

Heh heh. Good i'm a water cool freak myself. Seriously though the asetek is a good system, the guys at frozencpu can also recomend some stuff that fits your case specifically. I myself mix and match until I find the performance level I am looking for.

No worries I got [H] Love. I'd go with the fast CAS time ram, and see how far it overclocks, and whatever clock it's stable at, then keep it there. I'm not a fan of jacking up the FSB with slow CAS times, unless I am running a server environment.

I have two 10k rpm 74gig raptors in a Raid 0. Decent storage size, but insanely fast performance. I've been a RAID guy for a long time, and I was a SCSI guy before that. Until I see an affordable direct memory linked SCSI RAID onboard a mobo, i'll stick with the sata raids.

Okay here we go and this is going to be a mouthful.... There are two sides of this fence, there are the pure CAS timing folks who equate lower cas times to increased memory performance, and those who believe CAS times are secondary to memory bandwidth by increasing the ram speed. To be honest...

Asetek is a good compact sysetm, you can't go wrong with using it. Is this your watercooling cherry? :wink: